National Museum, DublinMacalister/1945, 92--93, records the removal of all ogham stones from their original location in the Ballyhank souterrain, `one of these was purchased from the local farmer by F. M. Jennings in 1846, and presented by him to the Royal Irish Academy (PRIA 3: 213, without any statement of provenance): in 1849 Windele removed the remaining stones to his own residence. All six are now re-united in the Academy's collection'.

someMacalister/1945, 96--97: `the scores are pocked and rubbed on one edge: the last two letters are on the top of the stone. The rest of the top angle has been battered; there seems to have been a continuation of the inscription running along here and down the sinister angle, of which no trace now remains; in all probability in the forbidden "MUCOI" formula'.